Examples of questions that could be included in your Unit 1 Test
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What is the main reason scientists use a model of an atom? | An atom is very small, and a model aids in its study
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| Which graph best shows change over time? | Line Graph
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| Students use a 3D reproduction of a skeleton to learn about bones. What describes this tool? | Physical Model
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| What is the purpose of a scientific law? | to describe a phenomenon in nature
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| Which source should a scientific researcher reject because of unreliability? | A magazine article advertising a product
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| Which term can describe a mathematical formula that describes a phenomenon in nature? | A scientific law
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| Which phrase defines a scientific theory? | a well-supported explanation
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| Jo must conduct a scientific investigation for a project. Which step should she complete first? | Define her research problem or question
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| the difference between a test variable and an outcome variable is... | The test is manipulated and the outcome provides results.
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| Why do many scientific experiments include several trials as opposed to one single trial? | It increases the sample size being tested.
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